Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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i as Basketball Toole Williams rewrote the record books with his graceful and talented playing the last 2 years. With 650 points this year and an average of 21.7 points per game, he was a real asset to the Patriots this year. But he was more than just a starting player with 136 assists and 265 rebounds along with his 50.2 field goal and 72.3 freethrow averages, he was the motivation of the team. He encouraged everyone to strive for more. For his ef- forts and dedication to the game, Toole received a basketball scholarship to Corsicana College. Football This year, Lakeview was awarded more major col scholarships in e field of football than ever in the 1 Five Patriot players will be attending different schoc three states. Bobby Watters, Brad Lucky and Jay Monroe wi tend Texas schools, while Chris Garcia will be playii Missouri and Ken Anderson will be playing in Kansas Watters, for his outstanding abilities, will attend on a full four year scholarship. Brad Lucky will atl the University of Texas at Austin for the next four l as a linebacker. Defensive end, Jay Monroe will af Tarleton State. Ken Anderson will be lining up or field of Missouri State. Ken Anderson for his outstar play on the defensive backfield will attend Kansas Si

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n ...Ewa f ,V , H , ,,,lA.,, . 1 .A ' t . ' 112 Track 'I ky Q. ', t f ms, X A' E 4 we w , X . .M 1 4 year ago, Nancy Oglin excelled very well in her znt. She placed 2nd in regionals and 7th in state. An :ortunate fall in the district meet caused her not to alify for the regionals. Last summer she went to layette, Louisiana for the junior olympic regional et. She placed 1st in the 400 meter hurdles. She then veled to Duke University in Durham, North Carolina the Junior Olympics national meet where she went lar as the semi finals. Nancy was voted Most Athletic by the student body. nQ w g. ,. V ff 'MM' .W Greg Rankin is perhaps the best long distance runner Lakeview has ever had. He constantly ran in the top three spots. He won the first meet in Irving. He also won the city and district meets as well as the Weatherford relays. He qualified for the Texas relays with his best time of the year of 9:34. The Texas relays are an honorable meet for only a few who are invited to run in it.

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